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Futuro

Emilio Teubal

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2023
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Tracks

Futuro; Children of MMXX; Cinco en Seis Cuerdas; Rio; Tokyo Trenque; Remolinos (Tolerance); Los Que Fluyen; Tortuga; Blackbird; Los Ultimos Seran los Primeros.

Personnel

Additional Personnel / Information

Chris Michael: Drums (2,4,8,9 and 10).

Album Description

“Emilio Teubal has presented to the world a personal yet universal panacea, music that will excite your senses and calm your fears or, at least, serve as a respite from the troubling times.” – Richard Kamins, Step Tempest “This music is a revelation. I have rarely heard a requiem played like this. The music seems to come from a distant place and time, but it draws us in with the most heart-warming immediacy.” – Raul Da Gama, The Latin Jazz Network "When someone asks you what will be considered the classic albums of this modern jazz age in fifty years time, you should point to this recording (Musica para un Dragon Dormido) as one of them. As near to perfection as you can get" – Dave Sumner, Bird Is The Worm NYC based, Argentine pianist/composer Emilio Teubal presents his new recording (his sixth as a leader), Futuro. The title track, and most of the music on the album, was conceived of and composed during the initial lockdown in early 2020 for the newly formed, Emilio Teubal Post-Trio (w/ Pablo Lanouguere and Chris Michael). It is reflective of Teubal’s experience during this harrowing, uncertain time, with the added sadness of mourning the loss of his father. The music heard on this album came to life in the studio at the end of 2021... when the Post-Trio was joined by special guests, drummer Brian Adler (replacing Chris Michael who had a strong case of long-covid, and hasn’t recovered since), vibraphonist Chris Dingman, guitarist Fede Diaz, and clarinetist Sam Sadigursky. The resulting album is an eclectic, modern collection of singular music which represents Teubal’s rumination and contemplation about loss, grieving, and of course about the future; his own, and the world’s.

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Musica Para Un Dragon Dormido